PSiRA verification needs to be renewed annually for security service providers and security officers in South Africa. This renewal process ensures that individuals within the security industry maintain their eligibility to work and remain compliant with PSiRA regulations. Renewal typically involves revalidating the individual’s credentials, background checks, and ensuring continued compliance with PSiRA’s standards. The … Read more
When renewing your PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) certificate in person, it’s essential to bring specific documents and information to ensure a smooth renewal process. Here’s a general list of what you might need to bring when renewing your PSiRA certificate: Identification Documents: Bring your original South African ID document or passport. It’s crucial … Read more
To renew your PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) registration online, you typically need to prepare and submit several documents. However, please note that specific document requirements might slightly vary based on individual circumstances or any updates in PSiRA’s policies. Here is a general list of documents you might need for renewing your PSiRA registration … Read more
PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) in South Africa didn’t offer a complete online application process for obtaining a PSIRA certificate. However, certain aspects of the application process might be available online or through digital means: Training: Some PSIRA-approved training providers might offer online courses or elements of the training required for a PSIRA certificate. … Read more
To renew a Psira certificate, we need the following: Follow the Online Renewal Instructions here Please bring along the following for renewals: Also make a direct booking at the Psira various Regional Offices. Contact details can be found below Postal Private Bag X817, Pretoria, 0001 Physical Eco Glades 2 Office Park, Block B, 420 Witch-Hazel Avenue, … Read more
Unfortunately not, you are required to personally visit any of our offices except the head office with all the required documents as we need to verify your finger print on the system before we can print the certificate for you. For those who are employed, your employer can renew your certificate on your behalf with … Read more
The Private security industry Regulatory Authority (Psira) develops and maintains standards and regulates practices in connection with the occupation of security service providers and people in the employ of the industry. The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) is the private security industry’s regulatory body and supervisory authorities. It is required that you register with … Read more
Security businesses can now renew the PSiRA certificates and/or PSiRA ID cards for those security officers in their employ at any of our nine branches, without any of the security officers having to physically visit the PSiRA branch offices. The process is divided into first and second renewals. How long does PSIRA take to come back? This process … Read more
PSIRA registration fee As part of the process, you have to pay a mandatory PSIRA registration fee of R6,750 for businesses and R230 for individuals. The payment is through a cheque, and a copy of proof is to be attached to the application. Payments should be made out to: 1. For businesses/firms: Private Security Industry Authority Bank: … Read more